Walkathon Case Ends Weekender Show Face Off
A beleaguered New Market walkathon case wrapped after a weekend in court with 120 witnesses called. Defendants denied beer sales allegations at the hotel run by Netile Mealey and son Carl Measey, while witnesses cited a public nuisance dispute and varying attendance figures. State's Attorney noted the walkathon promised two days of events, with jurors and observers present as trial proceedings advanced.
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Tae Pynevedt
Feeaut
Pynders
Uni Tacemonthe
Ray
Watkathon
Jefferson Sites
Alvis
Netile B. Mealey
Carl F
Dick" Measey
New Market
Wilbur Willams
Arthur Peach
Chas. Richardson
John Jackson
Testi
Mealey
Birger
Lccuse
Washington
Willams
Cleveland Lawson
George W. McComas
Edwin McClain
Monrovia
Oscar Summers
Peach
Williams
G. Ed
Linn
Myeraville
Murphy Beail
Ws Brunner
Frobert J. Ingers
Landon Baltimore Address Attacks New Deal Policies
The speech condemns the Roosevelt era as an overreaching government. It argues for constitutional governance and American economic liberty, attacking the NRA and social security measures while promising budget balance and reform.
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Jane WY
NRA
Actas
Supreme Court to Hear Wagner Act Challenges
Supreme Court to hear Wagner Act cases involving constitutionality of New Deal labor relations rules. Court’s final ruling would impact enforcement of labor protections across Virginia Maryland and related states as debates over federal authority continue.
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Supreme Court
Sevier
Wagner
St of New Deal
Chailenara
Vaerdateny Press
Waengten
Virgini Vo
Maryland Coach Company
Courageries
Armistice Day Parade Plans November 11
Armistice Day parade plans are under way by Francis Scott Key Post No. 11 American Legion for November 11 the eighteenth anniversary of the World War end. About fifty invitations are being mailed to schools fraternal and civic organizations asking participation. Alan Y. Bennett leads arrangements with a committee named by George S. Rodock Jr Post commander. Frederick High School participation is emphasized with student torauge proposing floats costumes to replace marching troops.
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Francis Scott Key
Antetican Legion
Ely
Frederick High School
Torague
Mayor and Aldermen To Inspect Disposal Plant
Frederick's mayor and aldermen plan a two day trip to Dotter Del on November 6 to inspect the newly completed combined disposal plant and incinerator in operation. City Engineer Elmer Maxwell will accompany them as progress continues on the Dover style plant under construction near Carrell Creek.
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Dotter
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Dover
Elmer St. C. Maxwell
Cuter
Oval
Exgetrom
Wybt
Warts
Tavde Ork
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WanGie & Tatts
Tie Ste
He Mai
Carrell Creek
Presidential visit spurs crowd as Republican nominee speaks
A large crowd estimated at 8 000 to 10 000 gathered to hear the Republican nominee during a campaign stop. The scene included tense exchanges about foreign policy and the New Deal, with mentions of Landon and other party figures as supporters and critics stepped forward in the march toward November.
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Cleveland Davos
Bieveland
Saphie
Cleveland
Fiat
Poutine Aly
Quiet Selling Sends Some Leaders Down
Quiet but persistent selling pushed several leaders lower as the New York market opened. Trading volume rose then steadied, with gains in reading steels, motor oils, and rails offset by mixed committee results and thin activity in this department. Foreign currencies weakened against the dollar while steel opened near 4887.
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Stork Marke
Reading Steels
Qpeuie Rente
Sian
Enahvtet
Thaic
Chief Recovers Cat Like Intruder From Cellar Cat Drama
Chief of Padre Allen Harters returning from a drive discovers his terrier Beulah Hawke has flushed a large intruder. He initially pursues a cat but the animal turns out to be a polecat. The dog bites the intruder, and the chief reports the ferretlike creature was captured alive in the cellar and later identified as a polecat.
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Padre Allen Harters
Beulah Hawke
Monahey
Donahey
Gove Ernor
Coaple
Wallapaag Mae Dorky
Geipo White
Inmere
Alee
Tareeett
Feandanda
Rperehies
Tucker Babhy Garsitens
Davey Hardy
Roveven
Davy
Peiese
Ty Weil
Ohio Voters Split Roosevelt London Rivalry Shifts in 1940 Race
Ohio urban centers favor Franklin D Roosevelt while rural areas back Landon Labour support grows among new registrants. Akron Times-Press coverage notes Cleveland voters lean Roosevelt as statewide sentiment tilts with age and party alignment. The report highlights prominent figures Donahey and Meekers, with themes of New Deal support and urban rural divides across counties.
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Roosevelt
London
Brankton
Demeke
Ffrowder
Akron Times-Prest
Pew Volers
Cleveland
Denar
Pranh Vere Velt
Labor
Non-Parthan League
Ais Republicasy
Howeveit
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Aaire
Benatar
Vic
Donahey
Osher
Cirtis
Campaign Oratory Swirls Amid Political Turmoil
A chaotic report details heated campaign rhetoric and shifting allegiances as figures in New York and Washington brace for a continuing political struggle. References to public policy, New Deal debates, and upcoming events indicate a tense national climate with key actors and dates cited.
Insurgents Advance as Madrid Fronts Brace for Fall
Portuguese and Spanish authorities accuse Moscow of aiding insurgents while British officials report wartime tensions. Insurgent forces push toward Madrid, seizing rail hubs at Aranjuez and nearby lines, threatening distant defenses as the capital braces for a possible fall within days. Lisbon reports Spain's government hopes to hold, but congestion on the Madrid-Valencia corridor signals critical momentum.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Meyer Tela Stadfeld
Spain
Burgos
Racacial
Madrid
Aranjues
From
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Arane Juer
Valencia
Wiranene
American Shipper Appeals for Help After Sea Incident
The American Shipper radioed for aid after a heavy weather incident near Newark Bay off the Trish coast disabled its rudder and left the vessel wallowing. The ship carries 22 passengers and 5090 cases of Scotch whiskey.
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Teta Sea
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